Sentence examples for development of infections from inspiring English sources
But it is possible that a brief period of local administration of a complement inhibitor might provide benefit to patients developing osteoarthritis, while minimizing their risk for the development of infections.
The nose, mouth, throat, and sinuses are fertile territory for the development of infections.
But the authors say that "excessive and inappropriate" deployment, including to stop development of infections within a flock or herd, or simply to increase the pace at which animals gain weight, is a problem.
By the 1970s, public health officials had become worried that overuse was leading to the development of infections resistant to treatment in humans.
A case control study was subsequently designed to identify risk factors associated with the development of infections due to these organisms.
The existing clinical trials suggest that the beneficial effects of cranberry against UTIs seem to be prophylactic by preventing the development of infections; however, they exert low effectiveness in populations at increased risk for contracting UTIs.
To follow the subsequent development of infection, we sampled infected assay populations at different time points over the course of two weeks.
Silicone rubber (SR) peritoneal dialysis (PD) catheters are prone to bacterial adhesion and biofilm formation, which contributes to development of infection and associated morbidity in PD patients.
Moreover, clinical scores increased significantly from hour 12 to day 2 (P = 0.002), and from hour 12 to day 3 (P = 0.002) in both groups, when the development of infection symptoms over time within a treatment group were compared.
Three days after adoptive transfer, we infected recipient CD45.1 Balb/cJ mice with 2000 PbAWT sporozoites and assessed the development of infection and the CD8 T cell response (Fig. 8a).
Whether or not prompt implementation of this surgery actually protects against the development of infection was the subject of the first study in which 6,350 children were checked regularly for ear infections.
